Stage performer Cecil Lean's smile is described in the Chicago Daily Tribune (November 29, 1908):
“For instance, Cecil Lean smiles. He smiles before he sings, while he sings, and after he sings. When he smiles he displays a double row of teeth that will make the fortune of any molder and driller of bicuspids whose “ad” can be written to fit them.”
“For instance, Cecil Lean smiles. He smiles before he sings, while he sings, and after he sings. When he smiles he displays a double row of teeth that will make the fortune of any molder and driller of bicuspids whose “ad” can be written to fit them.”
Cecil Lean and his double row of teeth take a stroll with his wife. If you're having a hard time picking out the ancient giant in the photo, he's the one on the right.
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